Anyone Else Have That One Book That They Read & Re-read?

An extraordinary achievement , but sadly terrible business men.

 

Anything by Bernard Cornwell, anything by Beevers

 

You might like this?

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Unsung-Her...t=&hvlocphy=1007121&hvtargid=pla-837042362098

 

Birdsong, The Reader, Captain Corelli’s Mandolin.

 

Just ordered from World of books used copies of

The Reader By Bernhard Schlink

Vulcan 607 By Rowland White

The Magus By John Fowles

The Bridge By Iain Banks

All four were £10 inc shipping. https://www.worldofbooks.com/en-gb/category/fiction-books

Thanks @Symon Moore @Expat Jack @Loz @Jonnybiscuit ! Keep the suggestions coming?

They were out of Razzle...

 

I really enjoyed The Wasp Factory.

 

Witches of Chiswick or The Brentford Chainsaw Masacre Robert Rankin

 

To kill a mockingbird
Fighting Pilots

 

Riders by Jilly Cooper.
Rupert Campbell-Black is a proper dirty wrong un

 

Touching the Void by joe simpson a proper tough cookie and survivor .

 

The Hungry Caterpillar is epic.

 

I must have read all the Mr Men 500 times to the kids. Does that count?

 

The five books of the (then) increasingly inaccurately named "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" trilogy.
To Kill A Mockingbird
The "Wheel Of Time" series.

 

The Stand Stephen King
Blood Meridian Cormac Mccarthy

 

Yep To Kill a Mockingbird, part of the English Exam at school back in the day, read it once a year at least........Worn the original book out, and had to buy another one.

 

Just going to post these, plus The Road by Cormac McCarthy.

 

Astounding when you think that English wasn't Conrad's first language .....
..... Hell , it wasn't even his second language !

He learnt French before he learnt English !

 

To stand beside @ILikeBears I do also love the Bourne books, but only those actually written by Robert Ludlum and the Jack Reacher series by Lee Child.

Would not normally say these were guilty pleasures but in the company of many of the books being quoted on this thread they feel like it. The Bourne Identity especially is a fantastic book (if you have never read it), much better than the film.